Reports Lack Of Water And Feed In South Dakota
Brookings November 23. C J Borum federal agricultural statistician at South Dakota State College reports range stock in fair to good condition but most stock country short of water and feed. October precipitation was very inadequate at 0.22 inch versus 1.46 inch last October. Shays fair but grain feeds short. some feed must be shipped in. Cattle and sheep moved from dry areas, cattle held from market where feed suffices. Range cattle and sheep condition as of November 1 summarized by Borum.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Federal Agricultural Statistican
South Dakota State College
Borum
Holiday Meeting Held At Redfield
In Redfield on Monday evening a packed city hall discussed plans to comply with the federal bankruptcy act. Farmers sign up to obtain a conciliator. a resolution ordered a conciliator for Spink county. Grant L. Parrish explained the new law. Hand county conciliators August Hansen, William Gasper, and Art Palmer attended.
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Redfield
Spink County
Grant L. Parrish
Hand County
Charles Deiter
August Hansen
William Gasper
Art Palmer
Contracts Set For Work On U S 12
Pierre Nov 23 Contracts for highway improvements on U S 12 in Edmunds county tied to the Mina dam were awarded by the state highway commission. England and England Murdo won the grading contract for 3 020 miles for 25 607 37 dollars. Arthur Herzied Summit got the bridge contract for two concrete via ducts 80 and 10 feet for 313 728 43 dollars. Thor Soleglad said work should start on both within 10 days.
Exhume Body Of Spokane Doctor In Murder Case
In Spokane Washington Lily Banka Gaines faces murder charges for killing her husband Dr James I Gaines for life insurance and property. A key witness testified an insurance policy was sold days before the Aug 15 death. Dr Gaines body was exhumed last Friday amid family insistence prompting police action.
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Spokane
Wash
Lily Banka Gaines
James I. Gaines
Louis Bunge
Gaines
James McCarry
Right To Cut Pay Upheld By Court In Watertown
In Watertown on November 23, Judge W. N. Skinner upheld county boards of commissioners power to trim salaries of county officers under state legislation. The ruling dismisses a mandamus action by Mary Lamm, county register of deeds, against Codington county seeking salary restoration to pre-cut levels. The court signed an order quashing the mandamus proceeding.
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Watertown
County Boards of Commissioners
W. N. Skinner
Mary Lamm
County Register of Deeds
Codington
Crop estimates for South Dakota 1933 to be issued Dec 15
Brookings reports final estimates of acreage yield and production for South Dakota crops in 1933 will be released December 15 by agricultural statisticians at State College. Estimates of winter wheat and rye acreage for the 1934 crop will also be announced then.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Needy Redfield Women Run Holiday Clothing Drive
In Redfield on November 23 Mrs Albert Kuehn hosted the Business and Professional Women's club as members knit and sew clothing for Christmas boxes for the city's needy. Lunch was served by Mrs James Fin and Mrs Lula Olding. In Tulare relief work chair Ed Maryahn announced men back to work under a new Civil Works plan earning 30 cents an hour for up to 30 hours weekly.
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Redfield
Albert Kuehn i
James Fin
Lula Olding
Tulare
Maryahn
Prohibit Selling Beer To Indians On Reservations
DUPREE November 22. Federal officials ban beer sales on the Cheyenne reservation citing non intoxicating 32 beer laws. Notices served to DuPree dealers and others at Faith and Isabel two miles outside the reservation. Enforcement agent Frank Hass Aberdeen says decisions rest with the reservation Indian agent.
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Dupree
Cheyennne Reservation
Frank Hass
Aberdeen
Investigating Suspicious Fires Promised by South Dakota Marshal
Pierre November 23 Fire Marshal W J Dawson pledged a thorough probe of every suspicious blaze in the state and aims to capture arsonists. He noted arrests in Meade and Onaka for farm building arson and false proof of loss, with Clint Meyers held in Iowa for alleged truck burnings at Oakoma. Fire losses for July to September fell from last year due to citizen cooperation and marshal efficiency.
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Pierre
W. J. Dawson
South Dakota
Dawson
Fanny Giffen
Meade County
Frank Barondeau
Onaka
Clint Meyers
Webster City
Oacoma
Raymond P. T. A. Holds Usual Meeting at High School
Raymond P. T. A. met in the high school auditorium. Entertainment committee members Mrs. Fred Merbach Mrs. E F Erling Lupt and Miss Sophia Kreitman announced the play Listen to Leon to be staged November 24 by high school students to benefit the debate fund. Active committee members for the next three months include Mrs. Arthur Danforth and Miss Bernice Hurlbert.
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Raymond
Raymond P. T. A
Soaphia Kreitman
Fred Merbach
E. F. Erling Lupt
Herther
Leon
Arthur Danforth
Bernice Hurlbert
Aberdeen Man Feared Suicide After Fire Rediscoveries
Officials searched the burned straw pile and car near Stirling for the body of Clarence A. Stephen a 38 year old Groton farmer. a note in his car described a planned self inflicted death but no remains were found. an inquest could be ordered if no burned tissue is recovered.
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Aberdeen
Clarence A. Stephen
Groton
Hadeen
Frank Sieh
Stephen
Families to Reside in Iowa Move Household Goods
In Raymond Iowa Ma and Mrs Charles Feterson shifted their household goods to Hartley last week with William Johnson accompanying them and returning the same week Another family Mr and Mrs Charles Biewell are moving from Raymond to Kingsley Ia last week Containing brief notices of local relocations within the state
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Raymond
Iowa
Charles Feterson
Hartley
William Johnson
Charles Biewell
Kingsley
Spearfish Man Undergoes Brain Tumor Operation
Spearfish resident Allen Toomey, a member of the state game and fish commission, underwent a successful brain tumor operation yesterday morning at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He had been ill at home and left for Rochester last week. The procedure was regarded as serious.
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Allen Toomey
State Game and Fish Commission
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Toomey
Typhoid Outbreak Tied to Water Basin Closure
W W Towne a South Dakota sanitation engineer who helped clean up a typhoid outbreak spoke before the Iowa Public Health association. He said the outbreak resulted from abandoning a sedimentation basin in Des Moines water supply due to cold weather, a January Chamberlain visit noted.
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Des Moines
W. W. Towne
South Dakota
Chamberlain
S. D
Iowa Public Health Association
Surety Bonds Fail To Meet Requirements Across Officials
Attorney general opinion found many surety bonds issued by officers including treasurers do not meet statutory standards after abolition of state bonding. Malvina Lewis, 43, director of audits and accounts, submitted a bond form demanding six month loss reporting to the surety. The opinion says such terms do not conform to the statute and county commissioners who accept insufficient bonds are liable for removal and any resulting losses.
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Malvina Lew 43
Attorney General
Lewis
Crandon Minister Given Farewell in Tulare
In Tulare on November 21 a large crowd at Crandon Settlement Church bid farewell to the Rev. Clarence Matthews who leaves for Tyler. Gifts included a Pyrex dish from the Sunday school and a wool quilt from the Missionary Society. His successor will be the Rev. Mr. Campbell from Faith.
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Crandon
Tulare
Crandon Settlement Church
Clarence Matthews
Or Tyler
Matthews
Missionary Society
Mr. Matthews
Mr. Campbell
Dike to Link Farm Island With Mainland in Missouri River
Civilian conservation workers begin constructing a dike to join Farm Island with the north riverbank of the Missouri. When finished, a driveway will run across the dike, making the island accessible to motorists.
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Pierre
Civilian Conservation
Missouri River
Garages Entered in Tulare Ta mpered Locks Reported
In Tulare on Monday night several residents found tampering at garage locks. Harold Haag reported his car moved and left by the road. Holm’s car had three to four gallons of gas drained. No other items were confirmed touched by others.
Abandoned Model A Ford Found Near Tulare Appleton
A model A Ford coupe with a North Dakota license and H. C. Chen ey title plate was found roadside near Ashley, N. D. The car appeared driven from the south and backed into a ditch after a night with the switch on. No owner matching the name Chen ey was known in Ashley.
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Tulare
North Dakota
H. C. Cheney
Ashley
N.D
Fowa
Extension Club Plans Pheasant Supper in Burdette
Burdette Home Extension club at its last meeting decided to host a pheasant Supper Friday night at the Robert Marshall home. Each member is asked to bring a pheasant cooked and ready to serve. The evening will be social. Band notes from Forestburg report Band instructor Henry Williamson says the bass horn is repaired and polished. Millard Senska is preparing to enter it into the band.
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Forestburg
Henry Williamson
Millard Senska
Forestburg Ladies Aid to Hold Dish Towel Shower
Che Presby Ladies Aid announces its next regular meeting on Thursday December 1. A dish towel shower will replenish the church kitchen supply and all members are invited to participate.
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Forestburg
Che Presby
N Ladies Aid
Farm Bureau Club Near Onida Holds Community Supper
Onida November meeting draws 140 residents for the Gamer Hartford Farm Bureau club supper at the Eyrim school house. Women prepared the turkey dinner served by a committee led by Mrs. Joe McGuire. Music by local performers followed by a program of musical and spoken items, games, and contests chaired by Beatrice Brooking. Robert Pierce presided as president during the earlier business session.
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ONIDA
Opecnus
Gamer-Hartford Farm Bureau Club
Eyrim School House
Joe McGuire
Lawrence Serbousek
Harrold Swenson
Jack Swenson
James Brooking
Sandy Barton
Beatrice Brooking
Robert Pierce
Carner-Hartford Farm Bureau
Club
Ladies Aid Sale at Forestburg Nets $46
Forestburg event raised funds through a Presbyterian Ladies Aid supper and sale held November 18 in the church basement. A star-pattern quiz sold to E. S. Bergeson of Mitchell added to the take, with roughly $17 from the quilt, $5 from the candy booth, and over $24 from the supper, totaling about $40.80.
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Forestburg
Navy
E. S. Bergeson
Mitchell
Yankton Rejects City Hall R
Yankton city fathers rejected bids for a new city hall, finding all bids above the 85000 price tag. Public works projects for a water basin and three sewers were also planned under the program. A Freeman firm incorporated in Pierre with Walmer Mueller as officers was filed with the secretary of state. Mrs C A Seeman was hospitalized in Huron for medical treatment.
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Yankton
Say
Yankeo
Vey
Vhe Vane
Ion
Preilatlaes
Pierre
Freeman
Walmer
B. P. Walmer
A. Mueller
Lydia E Pinkham tablets for women advertise new size
An advertisement touts a new 50 cent size Lydia E Pinkham Tablets for Women. It claims they relieve and prevent periodic pain and related disorders without narcotics, acting on the cause of trouble and providing permanent relief with persistent use, sold by all druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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U. S
Clarence
Potter Drug & Chemix Corp
Maiden
Mags
Farm Bureau Club
Spouiali
C. A Seeman
Huron Hospital
Master Laboratories
Marvin Hughitt
Aare
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